Most mothers know that children have biliary dyskinesia quite often, but not all parents understand the causes of this symptom complex.
To begin with, you need to know what kind of disease it is. Dyskinesia is a violation of the motor and evacuation function of the organ. In other words, the failure of one of the body systems.
Colon dyskinesia is a changethe movement of feces through the colon, resulting in constipation or diarrhea. As for the gallbladder, a violation of the evacuation of bile from it can lead to more serious consequences than constipation or diarrhea.
Dyskinesia of the biliary tract in children canoccur even at a very early age. This is due to the structural features of the child's body. The gall bladder is still underdeveloped, bile also has an incomplete composition. However, it is necessary to understand that dyskinesia occurs in very young children only through the fault of the parents (as a result of improper feeding). After all, when a baby eats breast milk, the process of splitting nutrients occurs normally. But when the baby is fed too early or fed with unadapted mixtures, and even worse cow or goat milk, then problems begin.
Some abnormalities in the development of bile-formingsystems also provoke the formation of a violation of the outflow of bile. As a result, biliary tract dyskinesia occurs in young children, which, if properly fed, can be asymptomatic for a long time. And during the introduction of complementary foods or the transition of the child to the general diet, symptoms of the disease may occur.
The main manifestation of dyskinesia of any localizationcan be called pain and dyspeptic symptoms. Pain usually occurs after eating food. It may be localized and generalized. At the very beginning of the disease, pain occurs in the right hypochondrium, and then can spread to the epigastric region and abdomen.
The diagnosis of this disease is based onclinical complaints and the results of the coprogram, which defines the undigested dietary fiber and the admixture of bile. Ultrasound only confirms the diagnosis.
Today, retrograde cholangiography is widely used as a method for studying the biliary tract and bladder.
FGDS-study is most often carried out withdifferential purpose in order to exclude another pathology. For a child diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia, the diet will be one of the best treatments. In some situations, this is quite enough so that the disease no longer bothers your child. Parents need to explain to the child that proper nutrition is a way of life, and life without disease.
The first step should be the daily routine. A child should get writing at the same time daily. Thus, it will be possible to “accustom” the gallbladder to excrete bile in equal portions at a time.
Food should be gentle, i.e. not too cold and not too hot. The use of chips, crackers, carbonated drinks, chewing gums and other "children's joys" is unacceptable.
You can allow the child a few slices of natural chocolate as a dessert. But it is best to give preference to fruit and cottage cheese delicacies.
It is necessary to eat soups daily, but in vegetable and non-rich broths. Fatty, fried and salty food is a harm even for an adult organism, not to mention a child’s.
Include in the daily ration of the household more porridges, steamed dishes and pureed soups - this will help digestion and biliary dyskinesia in children will weaken its manifestation.
